Peste BT-X, X Unde Clipboard Font Paragraph Styles Case -1 (2x5Marks = 10) Perhaps more than any other, the hospitality industry is facing massive disruption. For large hotel chains, the continued onset and evolution of the digital age requires constant adaptation on behalf of brands. So as guest needs and expectations continue to evolve, hotels must establish nimble, flexible, agile hotel organizations At the same time, rapid innovation in technology has made a variety of traditionally separate solutions that are now converging. This can make for a challenging landscape, especially for larger hotel chains, which are often faced with a unique set of questions relating to technology. Some of the issues to be considered are: Implementation and integration of technology systems. Large hotel chains have multiple options and multiple vendors making the management of this challenging. Creating a true partnership with their software provider, Support and service of the software. As hotel chains grow through acquisitions or new builds, their technology partner needs to assure them thut they can scale. Solutions catered to hotel companies that offer multiple brands Flexibility to provide both cloud and on-premise solutions Continued innovation may be the answer, but what does that path to innovation look like? How can hoteliers recognize and combat those tech-specific challenges? Ultimately, how can farge hotel brands best position their properties to remain ahead of trends and remain in lockstep - or better yet, ahead of cutting edge competitors? Most modern hotel platforms come with a host of exciting features and capabilities. However, a hotel property cannot truly benefit from the enhanced functionality of new technology if it's unable to integrate with some of the property's existing software. The operational backbone of a hotel, especially in the case of large hotel chains, is a highly sophisticated property management system. 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Large hotel chains have multiple options and multiple vendors making the management of this challenging. Creating a true partnership with their software provider. Support and service of the software. As hotel chains grow through acquisitions or new builds, their technology partner needs to assure them that they can scale. Solutions catered to hotel companies that offer multiple brands Flexibility to provide both cloud and on premise solutions Continued innovation may be the answer, but what does that path to innovation look like? How can hoteliers recognize and combat those tech-specific challenges? Ultimately, how can large hotel brands best position their properties to remain ahead of trends and remain in lockstep -- or better yet, ahead of-cutting-edge competitors? Most modern hotel platforms come with a host of exciting features and capabilities. However, a hotel property cannot truly benefit from the enhanced functionality of new technology if it's unable to integrate with some of the property's existing software. The operational backbone of a hotel, especially in the case of large hotel chains, is a highly sophisticated property management system. If modules or disparate systems are unable to communicate with each other and the PMS in real-time, Acest Stout ww Enth Canada 29C cloudy ENG US (hp ar B IMT MDIRM Search CARE Mehr Home Ince Dow Design Layout References Milings Review View Helo 9- X Cour Calibri 11 Past BIV- X A A A A 1919 XA-2- A - Font Paragraph Heading 2 Normal ListParagraph Editing 4 Dictate Ede Ueda Clipboard Styles Var dar Most modern hotel platforms come with a host of exciting features and capabilities. However, a hotel property cannot truly benefit from the enhanced functionality of new technology if it's unable to integrate with some of the property's existing software. The operational backbone of a hotel, especially in the case of large hotel chains, is a highly sophisticated property management system. If modules or disparate systems are unable to communicate with each other and the PMS in real-time, hoteliers are unable to effectively utilize data and enhance the guest experience. This contributes to the creation of data silos (segmented groups of data from a hotel's CRM, CRS, POS, Social Media, etc.) rather than a single, holistic view of guest data across all touchpoints. Legacy systems were notorious for this shortcoming often offering integration only at a high cost to hoteliers, or through means of expensive upgrades. Smaller and independent hotel brands often can be more agile with respect to technological change and updates, while larger brands require more time to approve and process large-scale shifts. The focus should now be on all-in-one hotel platforms that offer easy integration through the use of an open API, centralized data integration, and flexible, customizable options. Even further, the installation process should be entirely streamlined - ensuring a quick and painless update across multiple properties BHMT 301 Engin Canada Acestigate 200 Focus EE O a ENG Us Calibri A A A Heading 2 Normal List Paragraph isting Editing Ecole to Paste 87. XX A. 2-A-EE 1. 2. Ciboard Unde Paragraph Styles Veic nt Questions 1. What are the challenges faced by large hotel chains relating to Technology? 2. list down the Shortcoming of the traditional technology systems the hotels used to use? Short Answers (8x Smarks = 40) 1. List down 5 reasons why you would prefer the interface of technology for a Hotel you wish to a make a booking as a guest? 2. In the 3-D impact of Information Technology Systems of a Hotel Energy Management System comes which system? Please also give examples of other two systems as well 3. You are planning for a vacation to Mexico. You are browsing through reviews on the Tourism Mexico site and you are attracted to the suggestion made by Ms. Fernando about "La Paz Hotels" You direct message Ms. Fernanda and collect some more details about the Hotel. You are impressed and visit the website of Lapaz Hotels to send a query for a reservation. Lapaz sends you the booking chart and reservation registration form. Lapaz sends your details to the Travel agency owned by them to arrange for a package from Pickup to Drop from your apartment in Canada. Lapaz Sales team sends a mail to their front office regarding making your arrival a memorable one as this is your first time to Mexico. Identify the below functions of a PMS system in reference to your booking B2E glich aus B2C Acties Droo Page 2 of 212 2940 ENG US Cloudy hp AL Cabel 11 - A - BI-XX A.2.A. 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Identify the below functions of a PMS system in reference to your booking B2E B2C C2C B2B Page with Canada Stre 296 Cloudy a ENG US 40D hip 2 - X 11 A A A A -- E24 BobXA-A-EEE Heading 2 Normal ListParagraph Paste Editing Unde Clipboard Font Paragraph Styles 4. It is always better to connect POS to PMS via interfacing list down any 5 benefits for the same? 5. List 3 roles of an ERP System? 6. List 5 Peculiarities of an IDS? 7. Acsenda Hotel Offers a Standard deluxe room for$225ight, you are operating a distribution channel. You take the room at $175/Night and sell it to a customer at 250$/Night for 3 nights. What model is your Distribution Channel and What is your Gross margin of one Deluxe Room per night? (show step by step Calculat 8. Define any 4 needs for automation in the field of Hospitality? BHMT 301 Arbre 12 wedi 08hCanade 2010 Chudy Droo NE (hp